The 4 books on the Civil War located at True Flix have
concise information about major aspects of the war.
Web Resources
World Book is a good place to start your research.
Finding Dulcinea's The Civil War is a collection of high quality websites on
the American Civil War. It includes general overviews, primary sources,
personal accounts, images, etc. So before going to Google try this source.
The Civil War Trust is another web source containing links to
high quality resources.
Other Web Sites
One of the best sources for good websites is through Grolier Online. Search "American Civil War" and then click on the WEBSITES tab on the top of the search results page.
This site from the Library of Congress on Civil War and Reconstruction is excellent.
If you do opt to search using Google remember to put the search term "American Civil War" in quotations so you don't get hits for civil wars in other countries and then add the other key words you are interested in knowing more about.
The Best of History's U.S. History: Civil War is a wonderful portal to good web resources on the American Civil War.
The PBS site has great Civil War Images Civil War 150 is a informative interactive site The Battle of Gettysburg - The United States Army Video/graphic information on this famous battle The Underground Railroad is an interactive site telling the story of how slaves escaped
National Geographic's Underground Railroad site takes on a journey with runaway slaves
If you are struggling to come up with a topic for your research look at some of the suggestions here.
eBooks
Check out this new eBookClick one of the eBooks above -
they are great resources for this project.
Use the link here or below to search the eBooks in the
Civil War Collection:
OR
Use the links below to go to specific topics:
General Information
1850-1877: The CivilWar: An Overview
The Civil War Draws to a Close
Native Americans
Indians in the Civil WarNative American Soldiers
Slavery
SlavesThe Promise of Freedom
Slavery's End Brings Both Joy and Confusion
Miscellaneous Topics
UniformsEducation
Fraternizing with the Enemy
Desertion
Immigrant Soldiers
Fraternal Organizations
Prisons and Prisoners of War
War Widows and Orphans
Family Separation and Reunion
More Great eBooks
The 4 books on the Civil War located at True Flix have
concise information about major aspects of the war.
Web Resources
World Book is a good place to start your research.
Finding Dulcinea's The Civil War is a collection of high quality websites on
the American Civil War. It includes general overviews, primary sources,
personal accounts, images, etc. So before going to Google try this source.
The Civil War Trust is another web source containing links to
high quality resources.
Encyclopedia Articles
Grolier Online has a large number of resources including the articles below.If you search American Civil War you will find tabs at the top of the
results page to web sites and images related to the Civil War.
Civil War
Civil War, U.S. 1 (origins)
Civil War, U.S. 2 (military and economic factors)
First Person Accounts of the Civil War 1
First Person Accounts of the Civil War 2
Women's Roles
History: Women in the Civil War (click on the Contents book icon)National Archives: Women Soldiers of the Civil War
MTSU: Women in the Civil War (pdf)
Weapons
Civil War WeaponsSlavery
Slavery by the Numbers (statistical information)Slavery Pathfinder
Other Web Sites
One of the best sources for good websites is through Grolier Online. Search "American Civil War" and then click on the WEBSITES tab on the top of the search results page.
This site from the Library of Congress on Civil War and Reconstruction is excellent.
If you do opt to search using Google remember to put the search term "American Civil War" in quotations so you don't get hits for civil wars in other countries and then add the other key words you are interested in knowing more about.
The Best of History's U.S. History: Civil War is a wonderful portal to good web resources on the American Civil War.
The PBS site has great Civil War Images
Civil War 150 is a informative interactive site
The Battle of Gettysburg - The United States Army Video/graphic information on this famous battle
The Underground Railroad is an interactive site telling the story of how slaves escaped
National Geographic's Underground Railroad site takes on a journey with runaway slaves
Just for Fun
Who am I? Civil War History Mystery